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oh my goD THE 19th CENTURY DUTCH POST-IMPRESSIONIST PAINTER VINCENT VAN GOGH IS THE OVERLORD?????

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TOP 5 AVIAN REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM ANATOMY, LET'S GO!!

MARIA you KNOW this was a hard one for me, it was nearly IMPOSSIBLE to narrow down my favourites. but finally, i came up with my top five (i hope you’re happy). in no particular order:

1. owls. like many birds, owls have no external sex organs, and instead transfer sperm from the male to the female through the cloacae. however, aside from that, their reproductive systems are very similar to those of humans!

2. flamingos make the list not because of any kinky sex things, but rather because of the fascinating aspects of the later stages of the reproctive process. i am thinking specifically of “crop milk”, a bright red nutritious liquid that is secreted out from the oral crop of the parents, regardless of gender (fun fact: this crop milk is one of the things that gives young flamingos their pink colour!) 

3. chickens. chickens get the short end of the stick, i think--their reproductive systems might seem unexciting, but how much of that is due to overexposure? chickens are so commonplace in public discourse that they are the Platonic blueprint for avian reproduction in the minds of most laypeople (pun not intended). they are seen as an uninspiring default, rather than a miracle of avian procreation. nonetheless, i find satisfaction in their sturdy predictability. where would humankind be without the singular ovary (for they indeed only have one ovary, unlike most animals) and the capacious cloaca of the humble chicken?

4. peacocks. but why, ellis, you might be wondering. everyone knows that the peacock’s reproductive system is virtually identical to that of other birds, with no distinguishing features whatsoever! to which i would reply: perhaps, but can we not all agree that that of the peacock has one of the most interesting backstories? the controversy surrounding the debunking of   Rajasthan High Court judge Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma’s claims that peacocks are celibate creatures, and that the female peahens conceive by swallowing their partners’ tears, was definitely a landmark moment in the history of avian reproductive discourse. of course the proud peacock had to make this list. 

5. ducks! you might not know this, but the reproductive system of a duck is actually very similar to that of a snake! however, there’s one feature which makes it superior to that of its reptilian counterpart:  the testes contain a network of interconnected seminiferous tubules, a spcialisation which the snake lacks! how fricking awesome!!! 

6. bonus shoutout to @ppdchickencoop. overlord, idk if you have a corporeal form, let alone physical reproductive organs, but i think i speak for all of the coop when i say that, your reproductive capabilities aside, you have been a true parent to us in spirit 🤧(🙄)

hope that answered your question, maria! <3

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